Thorndike Demonstrated That a Behavior Which Produces a Favorable Effect

question 48

Multiple Choice

Thorndike demonstrated that a behavior which produces a favorable effect on the environment will likely be repeated.This is known as the:​

• A) ​law of effect
• B) ​law of causation
• C) ​law of behavior
• D) ​law of replication

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Definitions:

Chromatic Changes

Alterations in color, typically referring to variations in intensity, hue, and saturation in visual perception or art.

Feature Detectors

Neurons in the brain that respond to specific attributes of a stimulus, such as edges or motion, important in perception.

Opponent-Process-Type Function

is a theory suggesting that emotions are regulated by mechanisms that work in opposition to each other.

Organized Wholes

The principle that the mind tends to integrate perceptual input into whole, complete structures rather than perceiving separate parts.